Writing with the Seasons
Gemma SeltzerA collection of writing prompts, ideas and inspiration following the seasons, month by month. Written by Gemma Seltzer.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 92 | Subscribers | Read | gemmaseltzer.substack.com |
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#11 Melodrama
I’m writing about my creative adventures, inspired by Julia Cameron’s idea of ‘Artist Dates’. She describes these as “solo expeditions to do something that enchants or interests you.” These dates replenish my energy, spark new ideas, help m...
#10 On Moonlight
I’m writing about my creative adventures, inspired by Julia Cameron’s idea of ‘Artist Dates’. She describes these as “solo expeditions to do something that enchants or interests you.” These dates replenish my energy, spark new ideas, help m...
#9 Wildflowers at the end of summer
Hello! I’m writing about my creative adventures. They’re inspired by Julia Cameron’s book The Artist’s Way. “An Artist Date is a tool for attention. A solo expedition to do something that enchants or interests you.” These dates, I hope, are...
#8 St Dunstan in the East Church Garden
I’m writing about my weekly creative adventures. They’re inspired by Julia Cameron’s book The Artist’s Way. “An Artist Date is a tool for attention. A solo expedition to do something that enchants or interests you.” These dates, I hope, are...
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Gemma Seltzer is a writer and runs the Write & Shine programme of morning writing events.
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